Latest Contributions by ChrisChappell1

@DavidWittmann  I must be blind. I've been fiddling with the search widget for almost an hour and cannot see how to enable pop-up from search results. Would love a tip. ... View more

Agreed. Also the same with Domains. As annoying and frustrating as this is, what works for me is to make one edit, save and close. Make another edit, save and close. Repeat until desired number of fields or domains are added. More often than not and sadly, I will usually just make domain or table edits in ArcMap. ... View more

Just an FYI. You can cut a polygon with the trace tool. (In ArcMap and Pro) ... View more

It's such a valuable tool when editing. Well it's not really a tool as much as a shortcut to display vertices. Even though it (ie snapping to vertices) can be controlled through the snapping settings, it's sometimes very useful to see where the vertices are in other features when you are sketching or modifying features.   And to correct a previous comment. In ArcMap, it is simply the V key. Ctrl+V is paste by default. ... View more

Tom's struggle reminds me of the battle many of us fought when ArcMap 8.0 was released. I cut my teeth and learned to use GIS at the ArcInfo workstation level. I began this GIS journey in 1995 with ArcInfo 6.0. Upon the release of 8.0, I resisted for about two years. Insisting on installing Workstation alongside the desktop. Typing in all the commands and making my own menus for common tasks was wonderful at the time. In 2001, I reluctantly migrated to Desktop kicking and screaming. I grew to love ArcMap. Now over the past several months I've been forcing myself to use Pro because it IS the future and I will be one of the guys who knows it inside and out just like I know ArcMap. I like ArcGIS Pro ... a lot. Sure there are still some things missing. Some of them mentioned here. I quit using MDBs a while back but also think they should still be supported along with Raster Catalogs. I do prefer Pro to ArcMap and it is faster on my Win 10 machine. Especially with base maps. There is one undeniable truth, however. Nearly every task takes at least one extra step.  ... View more